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We are excited to bring this event to you-for the 33rd year, and as always we offer you free admission, parking and shuttle service! This guide provides you with information and festival highlights that you can come back to throughout the weekend to make sure you don’t miss a thing. And of course, our Facebook and @herndonfestival twitter feed will provide real time updates on exciting happenings and events throughout the weekend.

Things will be happening all weekend in the business expo on Pine Street. Wander up and see what the buzz is about Mellow Mushroom, or drop by and say hi to the dj’s broadcasting from the festival.

The complete entertainment schedule begins on page 8, but here are a couple notes. The Rising Star and Amp’d up performances remain out front on the Town Hall Green at the Depot Stage all day Saturday and Sunday. The Town Hall Green also features our partners VW and their dynamic displays, face painter and special guests. The evening features headline acts on the Depot and HMC stages, including a highly anticipated show Sunday afternoon by the Atlanta Rhythm Section.

Children’s Hands on Art activities, a kids’ performance area and other fun activities are all part of Kids’ Alley (across from The Breeze). The strolling entertainers and character guests were a hit last year. And yes, the Monkey Man and Django will be back!

So you got separated from your friends… and.. your cell phone died. No charger? No problem, just head over to our free cell phone charging station under the tent next to Town Hall. Take a few moments to relax and recharge, then post those status updates on Facebook, Tweet your favorite bands pictures, and feel free to play Draw Something while you’re waiting.

Delicious festival foods are available throughout the site, including up and down Lynn St, in the Café Stage Food Court and on Station St near the carnival. For a cold brew, or a glass of wine, visit one of our civic groups - the Council for the Arts in the Café Food court, Optimists near the HMC lawn entrance and the Rotary at the corner of Lynn and Station Streets.

This year at the Herndon Festival: Please take time to thank our sponsors, including title sponsor, VW, newcomer Griffin-Owens Insurance, and longtime supporters COX, Northwest Federal Credit Union, and TD Bank.

Take advantage of the free bike valet service courtesy of the Herndon Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory committee – ride over and park your bike with us, we’ll be happy to keep an eye on it for you.

Check our Facebook page throughout the weekend for the special daily happenings so you don’t miss anything. And don’t forget your souvenirs! Cute tank tops, baseball caps and warm hooded sweatshirts, plus traditional long and short sleeve t-shirts in fabulous colors!

Need more details? Visit our webpage at www. herndonfestival.net or call us at 703-787-7300.

Hope to see you all soon…at the 33rd Herndon Festival.

Table of Contents Entertainment Schedule 8 - 9 Map

Arts & Crafts Vendors 10k / 5k Race Food Vendors Bike Valet

Business Expo

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Children’s Hands on Art Kid’s Alley

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Festival Schedule Thursday, May 30 6:00 PM 6:00 – 10:00 PM 6:00 - 9:30PM 6:30 – 7:30 PM 7:30 – 9:30 PM 7:30 – 9:30 PM 9:30 PM Friday, May 31 5:00 PM 5:00 – 11:00 PM 5:00 - 9:00 PM 5:00 – 10:30PM 6:00 – 9:00 PM 6:30 – 7:30 PM 7:30 – 9:30 PM 7:30 – 9:30 PM

Saturday, June 1 10:00 AM 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM 10:00 AM - 10:30 PM 10:00 AM - 5/9:00 PM 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM 11:00 AM - 9:30 PM 6:00 – 9:30 PM 9:30 PM

Sunday, June 2 7:30 - 9:00 AM 11:00 AM 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM 11:00 AM - 5:30 PM 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM 11:30AM – 4:00 PM 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Festival opens Carnival Rides Food Vendors Café Stage HMC Stage Depot Stage Fireworks Display

While most events and activities are held rain or shine, in the rare event of severe weather, the Festival may close temporarily and then re-open. To check the status of Festival events, call: 703-435-6866.

Festival opens Carnival Rides Bike Valet Service (FREE) Food Vendors Arts & Crafts Show Café Stage HMC Stage Depot Stage

Festival open Bike Valet Service (FREE) Carnival Rides Business Expo Food Vendors Arts & Crafts Show Children’s Hands-on Art Sponsored by the Council for the Arts of Herndon 10k/5k Race Packet Pick-Up and Fitness Expo @ HCC Cafe Stage Depot Stage HMC Stage Fireworks Display

Herndon Festival 10K/5K Run and Fitness Expo @ HCC Festival opens Bike Valet Service (FREE) Carnival Rides Food Vendors Business Expo Arts & Crafts Show Children’s Hands-on Art Sponsored by the Council for the Arts of Herndon Café Stage Depot Stage HMC Stage

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Thursday, May 30 LONGREEF

HMC Stage 7:30 - 9:30 PM Like Crocodile Dundee, or bands like AC/DC and INXS before them, the members of LONGREEF have come from down under to conquer the USA. Having relocated to America from their native city of Sydney over two years ago, the band has taken to their adopted land by storm, tirelessly touring around the country and playing with acts such as Seether, Five Finger Death Punch, Gary Allan, Puddle of Mudd and Serj Tankien. The first single, “Lonely” was released to radio and reached #33 on Billboard’s R&R Indicator chart. Although they began to draw interest from labels, with Nickelback’s Chad Kroeger among their high profile fans, they chose to forego the offers and remain independent believing that retaining the creative control has made the band so much closer.

LONGREEF are here to stay, and they’re coming to Herndon on May 30 on the HMC!

Trio Caliente and Friends

Depot Stage 7:30 - 9:30 PM Trio Caliente’s inimitable blend of Flamenco, Pop, and Brazilian Jazz has been enjoyed by political luminaries stateside and abroad; notable Fortune 500 companies; and venerated international organizations, festivals, and concert venues around the world.

Known for throbbing rhythms that keep the dance floor packed all night long, Washington, DC-based Trio Caliente’s vocals, in Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, and English are set to a wide array of Latin grooves with a flavor all their own. Trio Caliente’s musicians have performed from coast to coast throughout the U.S. and in Spain, South America, Central America, and the Middle East. After their performance was washed out last year, Trio Caliente will grace the Depot Stage this year on Thursday Night!

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FRIDAY, MAY 31 Midnight Movers

HMC Stage 7:30pm - 9:30pm

There are arguably no continuously working groups more intertwined with American soul music than Midnight Movers. Like the “Funk Brothers”, the collective of musicians who played on all the recording sessions at Motown Records, the Midnight Movers made their mark behind the scenes, backing up, touring with, producing, and arranging many of the genre’s most famous artists. You’ve heard the famous wah pedal guitar work of original member Charles “Skip” Pitts on Isaac Hayes’ “Theme to Shaft,” as well as dynamic trumpeter and vocalist Curtis Pope’s signature horn lines on the Isley Brothers crossover hit, “It’s Your Thing.” The band produced legendary Stax vocal duo, Sam & Dave, and its members have recorded with countless groups in all the major centers of American Soul music--Detroit, New York, Memphis, and Muscle Shoals--receiving national acceptance in an era marked by distinct regional sounds.

The band is perhaps most famous, however, for its decades-long collaboration with “Wicked” Wilson Pickett. It was on the road with Pickett that the band perfected its compelling stage show with high-stepping choreography, seamless medleys, and playful approach to performance. Wilson Pickett’s famous song, “I’m a Midnight Mover” was the inspiration for the band’s name--a name under which the band released two full-length records of their own--’Follow the Wind’ (1964) and ‘Do it in the Road’ (1970). “Wilson Pickett and the Midnight Movers” performed all over the world until 1997, when the Movers struck out on their own. Since then, the Movers have continued to hone their reputation as the best live soul band in the world playing outdoor festivals, weddings, corporate events, and private engagements of all kinds. Come hear the legendary sound of Motor City on the HMC Stage on Friday!

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FRIDAY, MAY 31 Occidental Gypsy

Depot Stage 7:30pm - 8:10pm Occidental Gypsy is a quartet of musicians who have developed a unique genre of Gypsy Pop, a new take on an old favorite. The improvisation and arrangement of their music harkens back to the spirit of the European purveyors of gypsy swing, yet they artfully utilize western (i.e. Occidental) themes to produce a fresh, yet timeless sound. A reminiscence for older listeners and an introduction to the “under 30� crowd of a foreign, yet familiar sound. Their Depot Stage set starts at 7:30pm.

Caravan of Thieves

Depot Stage 8:30pm - 9:30pm Caravan of Thieves’ driving gypsy jazz rhythms, acoustic guitars, upright bass and violin lay the foundation for mesmerizing vocal harmonies and fantastic stories. It’s theatrical and humorous. It’s musical and intense. It entertains, dazzles and defies classification while welcoming the spectator to join the band throughout the performance in momentary fits of claps, snaps and sing-alongs. Don’t miss this exciting group at 8:30pm on the Depot Stage.

Entertainment Schedule Time / Date

Performer

Location

Bio

May 30 6:30pm - 7:30pm

Bo Jankans

Cafe Stage

When it comes to Hip-Hop, Bo Knows.

May 30 7:30pm - 9:30pm

LONGREEF

HMC Stage

Road tested Modern Rock!

May 30 7:30pm - 9:30pm

Trio Caliente and Friends

Depot Stage

A dynamic blend of Flamenco, Pop, and Brazilian Jazz!

May 31 5:00pm - 6:30pm

DJ John Howard

Cafe Stage

Playing the hits from 5:00-6:30!

May 31 6:30pm - 7:30pm

Pan Fried Steel

Cafe Stage

Bringing the sounds of the Tropics to you!

May 31 7:30pm - 9:30pm

Midnight Movers

HMC Stage

A powerhouse of authentic soul and Motown sounds!

May 31 7:30pm - 9:30pm

Occidental Gypsy / Caravan of Thieves

Depot Stage

Double Bill of high energy Gypsy Pop!

June 01 11:00am - 11:45am

Arteless

Depot Stage

A Northern Virginia based Rock/Soul/Hip Hop band!

June 01 11:00am - 11:45am

Levi Stephens

Cafe Stage

Alternative Soul at its Finest!

June 01 - Noon-5:00pm June 02 - 11:30am-4:00pm

The Unicycle Lady

Kids’ Alley

Our Favorite Funny Lady is Back!

June 01 11:00am - 4:30pm

Jim Alberti - The Organ Grinder

Kids’ Alley

A Strolling Street Organ show!

June 01 - 11:00am-5:00pm June 02 - 11:30am-4:00pm

The Monkey Man

Kids’ Alley

Have Monkey-Will Travel!

Jun 01 11:30am - 5:00pm

Spinny On the Ball

Kids’ Alley

Meet a former Globetrotter!

June 01 12:00pm - 12:45pm

Wild Adriatic

Depot Stage

Full of Rocking Blues, Soul, and depth

June 01 12:00pm - 12:45pm

The 19th Street Band

Cafe Stage

An acoustic mix of popular Rock, Country, Celtic, and Bluegrass!

June 01 12:30pm - 3:00pm

Peter McCory - The One Man Band

Kids’ Alley

Washington, DC area’s “One-Man Band for Kids and Families!”

June 01 1:00pm - 1:45pm

Wooly & The Mammoth

Depot Stage

Folk Revival Indie Fusion!

June 01 1:00pm - 1:45pm

Matt Otis and the Sound

Cafe Stage

Mumford and Sons meets Dave Matthews Band!

June 01 1:00pm - 4:00pm

Bert the Nerd

Kids’ Alley

Four Eyes, A Kajillion Laughs!

June 01 2:00pm - 2:45pm

...And What Army

Depot Stage

Funky Rock and Roll to Soothe your Aching Soul!

June 01 2:00pm - 2:45pm

The Frank Viele Trio

Cafe Stage

Acoustic funk, electrified with a shot of Pop, Rock and Soul!

June 01 3:00pm - 3:45pm

Watermelon

Depot Stage

Raucous Rock ‘n’ Roll with a punch of Funk!

June 01 3:30pm - 3:45pm

FLYNN

Cafe Stage

Exhilarating Celtic dance music and song!

June 01 4:00pm - 4:45pm

Holly Would...

Depot Stage

Come see what Holly Would...do!

June 01 4:00pm - 4:45pm

Turtle Recall

Cafe Stage

Rock/pop/folk/funk/what/ever/you/want

June 01 5:00pm - 5:45pm

Cinder Road

Depot Stage

High-Octane Rockers!

June 01 5:00pm - 5:45pm

Wooly & The Mammoth Acoustic

Cafe Stage

Folk Revival Indie Fusion!

June 01 6:00pm - 7:00pm

The Ruins

HMC Stage

DC Americana

Time / Date

Performer

Location

Bio

June 02 6:00pm - 7:00pm

Hot Jam Factory

Depot Stage

Retro/Garage Rock!

June 01 6:00pm - 6:45pm

EVER-G

Cafe Stage

Authentic Reggae Trio!

June 01 7:00pm - 8:00pm

Herbie D. and the Dangermen

Cafe Stage

Funky Acoustic Blues!

June 01 7:30pm - 9:30pm

Marrakesh Express ~ A Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young Experience

HMC Stage

Performing the classic acoustic and electric CSNY hits

June 01 7:30pm - 9:30pm

The Hunts

Depot Stage

A Family Band with a wide Range of Musical Genres!

June 02 11:00am - 11:45am

The Sidleys

Cafe Stage

Melodic, Soul Influenced Indie Rock!

June 02 11:30am - 4:00pm

Jake the Magician

Kids’ Alley

Strolling Slight of Hand!

June 02 11:30am - 1:30pm

Paul Hadfield as Tex

Kids’ Alley

Tex the Stilt Walker returns!

June 02 12:00pm - 12:45pm

Cathy Ponton King

Depot Stage

Washington, D.C. based Blues Rock

June 03 12:00pm - 12:45pm

The Currys

Cafe Stage

A home-grown acoustic folk trio!

Jun 02 12:00pm - 2:00pm

Joe Pipik’s Backpack Puppets

Kids’ Alley

A Strolling Puppet Show!

Jun 02 1:00pm - 1:45pm

The Ben Phelps Project

Depot Stage

A Tasty Brew of Soul, Rock and Imagination!

Jun 02 1:00pm - 3:00pm

Nicolo Whimsey

Kids’ Alley

Poetically hilarious juggling and merriment for kids and families!

Jun 02 2:00pm - 2:45pm

Anthony “Swamp Dog” Clark

Depot Stage

Blues with a Funk Edge!

Jun 02 2:00pm - 2:45pm

McAlister Drive Acoustic

Cafe Stage

McAlister Drive goes Acoustic!

Jun 02 3:00pm - 3:50pm

Green Light at the End

HMC Stage

If Radiohead were a bar band...

Jun 02 3:00pm - 3:45pm

The Carey Colvin Band

Depot Stage

Rock-edged Folk Pop!

Jun 02 3:00pm - 3:45pm

Beleza

Cafe Stage

Funkalicious Samba Soul!

Jun 02 4:00pm - 4:45pm

McAlister Drive

Depot Stage

ROCK for people who like Folk, Soul, and Pop

Jun 02 4:00pm - 5:00pm

MELODIME Unplugged

Cafe Stage

A Piano-driven rock band from a farm outside Washington, DC

Jun 02 4:30pm - 6:00pm

Atlanta Rhythm Section

HMC Stage

Southern Rock Legends!

Jun 02 5:00pm - 6:00pm

Natty Beaux

Depot Stage

Swingin’ Jump Blues and Rockabilly!

SATURDAY, JUNE 1

SUNDAY JUNE 2

RISING STARS at the DEPOT STAGE

Green Light at the End HMC Stage 3:00pm - 3:50pm

This Ashburn, VA based rock group emerged onto the DC Metro music scene in early 2009 initially as “the Resistance” with four seasoned musicians bringing together a different, yet powerful mix of musical styles. They have built a loyal following and have been compared to bands such as Death Cab for Cutie, Brand New, Civil Twilight and Nada Surf. They are described as having a smooth indie rock sound with a bit of guts and elements of Shoegaze that combine older and newer rock forms into an engaging mix. Lead singer Chris Goodin’s emotional and thought-felt lyrics elegantly garnish the melodic undertones Wild Adriatic is a band of and warm texture of the guitars that are anchored four friends carrying the by a thumping, yet rich rhythm section. Check out torch of timeless rock’n roll Green Light at the End on the HMC on Sunday infused with tons of soul, afternoon!

This was the happening place to be last year so don’t miss it this year! The Rising Star program has been featured Saturday afternoon for the past eight years.

These talented bands are the fresh, upcoming, what’s hot acts on tour up and down the East Coast, and you can hear them right here in Herndon. This is the place to be if you don’t want to miss what all your friends will be tweeting about. Here are just a few of the highlights.

Wild Adriatic June 1, 12-12:45pm

captivating guitar work, and an impressive live show. The Saratoga Springs, NY outfit released their latest EP “Lock & Key” in April 2012 and immediately picked back up with their relentless performance schedule throughout the East Coast. A series of quirky music videos and a humble, eagerto-connect-with-people mindset has quickly brought the band positive attention from music lovers, press, and industry heads alike. In addition, the band has been lucky enough to support acts such as MuteMath, Matt & Kim, Company of Thieves, Flogging Molly, Third Eye Blind, Phantogram, All American Rejects, The Asteroids Galaxy Tour, Deer Tick, and many more.

Get Wild on the Rising Star Stage with Wild Adriatic.

Holly Would...

June 1, 4-4:45pm

The Newport News, VA based-rock band, Holly Would... have a sound hitting everything from rock to hip-hop and hardcore to pop. Often noted for their infectious tunes which blur modern day pop/rock with early 2000’s Panic at The Disco craze!

Holly Would... perfectly mixes pop melodies with danceable beats and dark guitar tones, with hints of Hip Hop laced throughout. Holly Would… performed in over 30 states and nearly 100 cities across the U.S. They have also shared the stage with notable national acts such as Bayside, Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, We The Kings, Jonny Craig, and The Almost. Come witness what Holly Would…do on the Rising Star Stage.

Cinder Road June 1, 5-5:45pm

Cinder Road knows how to push the right buttons and tug on heartstrings to win over the masses. Playing their radio friendly collection of songs equally matched by their charismatic chemistry, this band merges old school rock sensibility with a modern, pop metal approach—underscored by a unique flavor of attitude and presence reminiscent of the 80s arena rock era. Rock out with Cinder Road on the Rising Star Stage Saturday!

SATURDAY, JUNE 1 CAFé STAGE

Bigger and better. It started last year and will come into its own this year. It’s still an acoustic stage but we’ll feature larger compliments with styles as different as Hip Hop, Celtic, Funk, Blues, World music, and Rock. The Café Stage promises to be a lively spot all day, every day.

Wooly & The Mammoth June 1, 5-5:45pm Imagine what it would sound like to put dozens of people in a room and treat them to the most unexpected, and most danceable, Brooklyn-cool hootenanny of their lives. That’s Wooly & the Mammoth! They derive inspiration from early folk revival artists, fusing folk and indie to form a sound all new and Brooklyn-bred. Get Dancing at the Cafe Stage on Saturday, but don’t miss their electrified set on the Rising Star Stage at 1:00pm!

Herbie D. and the Dangermen June 1, 7-8pm Herbie D and The Dangermen is an energetic, acoustic blues group that blends danceable classic favorites with fresh original music. Starting in the Appalachian hills of Virginia, Herbie D. with his distinct, finger style, acoustic guitar and his raspy, bluesy voice on lead vocals and the Dangermen, have grown into a high energy acoustic band that pull from many influences and genres to define their groove. You can enjoy this soulful group on the Cafe Stage Saturday night!

Beleza June 2, 3-3:45pm United by musical interests that include samba, funk, soul, blues, bossa, jazz and Spanish flamenco; Humberto Oliveira Sales and Madeline Holly-Sales blend the melodic, rhythmic and harmonic riches from North and South America. Beleza has performed in Brazil, Turkey, Austria, voyaging around Central and South America, the United States and currently resides in Charlottesville, VA. Get a taste of the South American flavor on Sunday on the Café Stage.

SUNDAY, JUNE 2 Atlanta Rhythm Section

HMC Stage 4:30pm - 6:00pm For more than 30 years, members of The Atlanta Rhythm Section have entertained audiences all over the world with multiple gold and platinum albums, 2 top 10 singles, “So Into You” and “Imaginary Lover”, as well as Top 40 hits including “Doraville”, “I’m Not Gonna Let It Bother Me Tonight”, “Do It Or Die” and “Spooky”. Coming together originally as a session band at Studio One; the band eventually stepped out on their own, producing 15 albums and were paired with contemporaries Lynyrd Skynyrd as the successors to the Allman Brothers – carrying the mantle of “Southern Rock”, but ultimately crafting a sound all their own. Get your Rhythm on Sunday June 2 at the HMC Stage with Atlanta Rhythm Section!

SATURDAY, JUNE 1 Marrakesh Express~A Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young Experience HMC Stage 7:30pm - 9:30pm

Marrakesh Express~A Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young Experience excels at reproducing their complex songs and cascading, layered harmonies. The band takes the audience back to the late 1960s with youthful musicians who bring an authentic hippie vibe and visual to the stage.

Featuring four harmonizing vocalists backed by a top-flight band, they deliver a unique and energetic concert performing the classic acoustic and electric CSNY hits, deep cuts, and fan favorites. Marrakesh Express has played to tens of thousands of appreciative fans at music festivals, theaters, fairs, performing arts centers, and casinos, including headlining the Woodstock 40th Anniversary Tribute Concert. Get Groovy on the HMC lawn on Saturday!

The Hunts

Depot Stage 7:30pm - 9:30pm

The Hunts music are meticulously driven by violins, acoustic and electric guitars, banjos, mandolins, accordions, ukuleles and rounded out with piano and crisp harmonies. The Hunt Family performs Celtic, bluegrass and original music, offering a unique blend of diversity to each show. In addition to fiddling and step dancing, this amazing family of nine also plays guitar, bass, keys, drums and mandolin. The Hunts have toured around the U.S. and internationally.

They have performed for Queen Elizabeth’s royal welcoming, entertained anually on the main stages at Busch Gardens Williamsburg, made multiple appearances at the World Championships of Irish step dancing in Scotland and Ireland, and debuted on the Tony Danza show.

Enjoy as the Hunt Family entertains you on the Depot Stage Saturday night!

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SUNDAY, JUNE 2 AMP’D UP at the DEPOT STAGE

Introduced in 2010, Amp’d Up brings you many of the festival’s favorite talent from years past on the Cafe stage, but while the acoustic Cafe stage focused on solo and duo acts, this time these talented artists are here with their full bands, meaning the excitement, sound, range and drive are totally amp’d up! Taking on the Depot stage on Sunday afternoon, you won’t want to miss any of these crowd pleasing performers. We plugged them in!

The Ben Phelps Project June 2, 1-1:45pm

The Ben Phelps Project has had a successful run over the last five years playing between 75 and 100 shows a year, highlighted by opening performances with B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Big Head Todd and the Monsters, Colbie Callait, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Michelle Branch, Carbon Leaf, Pat Mcgee, Taylor Hicks, Edwin McCain and Loss Lonely Boys. They have also been fortunate enough to have radio play in the Virginia Beach area with live performances on 93.7 BOB FM, 94.9 The Point, and on 99.1 The Sound in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. The Ben Phelps Project will be jamming for Herndon on the Amp’d Up Stage on Sunday.

Anthony “Swamp Dog” Clark June 2, 2-2:45pm

Harmonica player, songwriter, and singer Anthony Clark, also known as Swamp Dog, now resides in and around the Washington DC area, where he is counted among the best blues harmonica players in the area. Returning this year with his full band, his widely acclaimed unique tone as well as his masterful musicianship and showmanship on stage has thrilled audiences up and down the east coast. Swamp Dog’s professionalism and enthusiasm for his instrument and the blues has not gone unnoticed by many of the top recording musicians quickly becoming sought after for recording projects. His charismatic stage presence, smokin’ harp, and soulful vocal delivery of his originals are as real as it gets. Get down at the Depot Stage on Sunday with Swamp Dog and his band!

The Carey Colvin Band June 2, 3-3:45pm

When David Crosby from Crosby, Stills and Nash first heard Wammie™ Award winner Carey Colvin, he said, “Definitely give up your day job!”

With a strong passion for music, she has been described as a songwriter with an intelligent approach to her lyrics.

She has been a featured performer on stages including Writer’s Night at The Bluebird Cafe, The Birchmere opening for CPR (Crosby, Pevar, and Raymond), the Cellar Door Stage opening for Styx and Pat Benatar at Nissan Pavilion, the Gibson Showroom at The Hit Factory (taped for Good Morning America), and The Kennedy Center. She’s been a Featured Artist on radio stations from Washington, DC to California to Arkansas to Belgium to Alaska, to National Public Radio’s Car Talk. The Carey Colvin Band will be Amping it up on the Depot Stage Sunday!

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KIDS’ ALLEY ENTERTAINMENT Where is the kid’s stage you ask? In the Kids’ Alley in the Ahmed Lot where the entire “Alley” is the stage. Fun and zany performers will enchant and entertain kids of all ages. Get up close and personal throughout the weekend and let yourself smile at their dazzling antics.

SATURDAY, JUNE 1 Noon - 4pm The Unicycle Lady Our Favorite Funny Lady is Back!

11am - 5:00pm Jim Alberti - The Organ Grinder A Strolling Street Organ Show!

11:00am - 5pm

The Monkey Man

Have Monkey - Will Travel!

11:30am - 5pm

Spinny on the Ball

Meet a former Globetrotter!

12:30pm-1pm/2:30pm-3pm Peter McCory - The One Man Band

One-Man Band for Kids & Families

1pm - 4pm

Bert the Nerd

Four Eyes, A Kajillion Laughs!

11am - 4pm

The Unicycle Lady

Our Favorite Funny Lady is Back!

11:30am - 5

The Monkey Man

Have Monkey - Will Travel!

11:30am - 4

11:30am - 1:30pm

Jake the Magician

Strolling Slight of Hand!

Paul Hadfield as Tex

Tex the Stilt Walker returns!

12pm - 2pm

Joe Pipik’s Backpack Puppets

A Strolling Puppet Show!

SUNDAY, JUNE 2

1pm - 3pm Nicolo Whimsey

Poetically Hilarious juggling and merriment for kids and families!

Children’s HandsOn Art The Hands-On Art area will feature separate, dedicated younger and older kids sections, featuring age appropriate crafts and activities. Create a beautiful brass rubbing with London Brass Rubbings! Little ones can enjoy fun activities from Gymboree and Dulles Montessori. And enjoy the always popular train display on the Town Green by the Washington, Maryland & Virginia Garden Railway Society!

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Arts & Craft Vendors Space #

Business Name

Craft

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Business Name

Craft

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Sea Grass Hats Jewelry Sun Visors Potpourri Jewelry Children’s Food Product Jewelry Food Product Wine Frappe Sun Dresses Jewelry Bee Products Jewelry/Raffia Hats Jewelry/Wooden Bowls Soaps Purses, Candles Handbags Pewter Tie Dye Jellyfish Nail Files Serigraphs Jewelry/Children’s Items Spatulas Jewelry Pottery Wooden Plaques Shoes/Handbags Tie Dye Shirts Jewelry Pottery Baked Goods Children’s Clothing Thai Sauces Children’s Items Baked Goods Gumball Style Jewelry Candles Children’s Clothing Designer Petwear Glassware Jewelry Jewelry Bird Houses Candles, Lotions Tutus/Hair Bows Jewelry Clothing Greeting Cards/Photography Jewelry

Festival Souvenirs

Youth Special Design Short Sleeve T-Shirt Lime / Orange YS, YM, YL

Baseball Cap w/ Festival Logo Black N/A

Youth Short Sleeve T-Shirt w/ Festival logo Safety Green / Sapphire YXS, YS $8

YM, YL

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Short Sleeve T-Shirt w/ Festival Logo Light Blue / Grey S, M, L, XL

XXL

$12 $ 8 $12

Short Sleeve T-Shirt w/ Special Design Logo Red / Orchid M, L, XL $10

XXL $12 Men’s Polo w/ Embroidered Festival logo Black M, L, XL

$25

Long Sleeve T-Shirt w/ Festival Special Logo Carolina Blue M, L, XL $15

XXL $17

$8

Backpacks Orange/Black Green/Black N/A

$5

Lunchbags/Coolers Red/Black

$8

N/A

Pullover Hooded Sweatshirt Grey XS, S, M

L, XL

$25

Womens’ Tanktop - Special Design Violet

S, M, L

$12

Womens’ Tank Top - Festival Logo Key Lime S, M, L

$12

Here are a few Rules & Regulations to Keep in Mind: 1. No alcoholic beverages may be carried into the Festival area.

2. No glass containers, bottles, cans, coolers, kegs, and/or any containers other than plastic or paper cups may be carried into the Festival area.

3. Bicycles, skateboards, roller blades or any other form of transportation are not allowed in the Festival area. The use of a wheelchair or other mobility device to facilitate transportation because of a physical impairment is allowed.

4. All animals and pets, except service animals, are prohibited from the Festival area.

5. Shirts and footwear are required in the Festival area.

6. Toy weapons or weapon replicas are prohibited in the festival area. The use of squirt guns and/or the spraying of any products, the throwing of balls, Frisbees, or other objects is not permitted in the Festival area.

7. Audio or video recording of the entertainment at any stage is not permitted without express written permission from the Festival or the performer.

8. All packages, bags, containers, purses, backpacks or other hand carried items brought into the Festival area are subject to inspection for prohibited items.

9. Please do not smoke on festival grounds. Underage smoking is not permitted.

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Food Vendors Offer Something CASH for Everyone ATMs are available on or near the Festival site at the following locations: Mouthwatering aromas will entice you to the Food Court Areas as the streets are transformed into a gallery of • 765 Lynn Street in front of the Council Chambers sidewalk cafes.

• Herndon Bakery & Grocery, Lynn Street • Main Street Bank, 728 Elden St. & 754 Elden St. Tempt your taste buds with specialties such as cheese • Resource Bank, 625 Elden Street steaks, gyros, crab cakes, Thai food, funnel cakes, and • Carnival Area much more. With more than twenty vendors throughout the Festival grounds, you won’t go away hungry! Then, quench your thirst with freshly squeezed lemonade, smoothies, a variety of sodas, or an ice-cold beer.

Battery running low? Visit the free icharge kiosk next to Town Hall and power up! Come chill out relax and Keep in mind that State of Virginia laws regarding you and your phone will be back to 100% in to time! the sale of alcoholic beverages are strictly enforced We encourage you to share you photos on Instagram and monitored. You must be 21 years of age or older and tag us on facebook throughout the weekend by using to purchase alcoholic beverages. Proof of age will be #herndonfestival required at the time of purchase.

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Food Vendors Vendor Name

Thurs. - Sun.

Sat. & Sun.

Herndon Rotary Club Lynn St

John the Greek Lynn St

Tarin Thai Cuisine Lynn St

Premiere Hospitality Inc. Lynn St

Cast Iron Concessions Lynn St The Original Cinnamon Roasted Almonds Lynn St D&J Concessions Lynn St Council for the Arts of Herndon Café Jimmy’s Old Town Tavern Café Taste of the World Café Optimist Club of Herndon Lower Lynn St Robeks Fruit Smoothies Station St The Popcorn Man Station St Wild Bill’s Olde Fashion Soda Pop Co. Station St MacBrand Foods Lynn St Coco Bongos Lynn St Papa John’s Pizza Lynn St Sherri’s Fun Foods Lynn St Sid’s Kitchen Lower Lynn St TurCuisine Lower Lynn St Guapos Station St Moose Joose Kids’ Alley

Food Type

Beer and Weiner Circle Greek Thai Superburger Funnel Cakes Roasted Nuts Turkey Legs/Sausages Beer Cajun Asian Beer and Pizza Smoothies Popcorn Rootbeer Steak & Cheese/Corn Dog Frozen Drinks Pizza Crab Cakes Indian / Bengali Mediterranean Mexican Frozen Drinks

Business Expo Company

Saturday

Accessible Medical Care X Achieve Beyond American Cabinet Refacers X American Disposal Services X Ameritech Construction X BJ’s Wholesale Club X Capital Remodeling X CBS Radio X Chiropractic Health and Wellness X Closet America X Congressman Connolly Constellation FCU X Delegate Tom Rust X Drainesville United Methodist Church X Dr. Mark Jefferies X Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project X Dunkin Donuts Fairfax Collegiate Summer Program X Flagship Carwash Center X Golinsky Specific Chiropractic X Gutter Pros of VA X Herndon Fraternal Order of Police X Herndon Parks and Recreation X High Points Montessori School ISKON X Knapp Chiropractic & Sports Rehab X Language Stars

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Saturday

Sunday

LeafFilter North Of Virginia, Inc. X Liberty Mutual Insurance X Long Kitchen and Bath X Mellow Mushroom Pizza X Mid Atlantic Bath Solutions Bath Fitter X Mid Atlantic Waterproofing X Mount Pleasant Baptist Church X Navy Federal Credit Union X New Horizons Dental Northern Virginia Magazine X New York Life X Ocean Beach Club X Paige’s Promotions X Palmercare Chiropractic X Power Home Remodeling X Prince William Home Improvement X Red Carpet Remodeling X Remodel USA Relay Foods X Scentsy X Scotts Naturals X Senator Mark Warner X Skate Quest X Spencers Safe and Lock X Sterners TaeKwon Do Academy X Synergy Insurance Thompson Creek Windows Vacation Village Resorts X

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HOW TO GET HERE PARKING Parking is limited and we encourage visitors to enjoy a complementary ride on our Shuttle Bus, see details below.

Handicapped parking is available off Center Street at the Herndon Municipal Center parking lot. To gain access to the handicap parking, vehicles must have a DMV issued disabled parking placard or plates.

Directions to Downtown Herndon + Shuttle Bus Parking From DC / Northern Virginia / Maryland: • Take Route 495 to the Dulles Toll Rd 267W. • Take the Toll Rd West to the Herndon exit (exit 10).

• Turn right onto Elden Street (at the traffic light immediately after exiting). Turn right on Worldgate Drive and follow signs to Festival parking.

From the West: • Take Rt 66 to the exit at Rt 28. Follow Rt 28 (Centreville Rd) north to the Dulles Toll Road 267 East and follow the directions below.

• Take the Dulles Greenway (portions toll) to the Dulles Toll Road 267E. • Take the Toll Rd East to the Herndon exit (exit 10).

• Turn left onto Elden Street (at the traffic light immediately after exiting).

• Turn right on Worldgate Drive and follow signs to Festival parking.

From DC/Northern Virginia/Maryland: • Take Route 495 to the Dulles Toll Rd 267W. • Take the Toll Rd West to the Herndon exit (exit 10).

• Turn right onto Elden Street (at the traffic light immediately after exiting).

• Turn right on Worldgate Drive and follow signs to Festival parking.

From the West: • Take Rt 66 to the exit at Rt 28. Follow Rt 28 (Centreville Rd) north to the Dulles Toll Road 267 East and follow the directions below.

• Take the Dulles Greenway (portions toll) to the Dulles Toll Road 267E. • Take the Toll Rd East to the Herndon exit (exit 10).

• Turn left onto Elden Street (at the traffic light immediately after exiting).

• Turn right on Worldgate Drive and follow signs to Festival parking.

Bike Ride to the Festival The Herndon Festival will feature a free Bike Valet service provided by the Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee on Friday, Saturday, & Sunday. Bike racks will be located at the intersection of Elden and Lynn Streets. Relax and enjoy the Festival - knowing your bike is safe with the Bike Valet.

Shuttle Bus to and from the Festival Shuttle Bus Provides Fast, Easy Access to the Festival.

The shuttle bus stops at Worldgate Shopping Center and Herndon High School. The Worldgate stop is to the east of the lower level parking garage entrance off Worldgate Drive. The Herndon High School stop is in front of the main entrance of the High School. The buses run on a loop.

Shuttle Bus Hours: Thursday 6:00 – 10:00 p.m.

Friday 5:00 – 11:00 p.m.

Saturday 9:30 a.m. – 11:00 p.m.

Sunday 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

FIREWORKS Saturday Night A spectacular fireworks display choreographed to music will provide an exciting experience for Festival-goers.

Add heart-pounding noise and a variety of special effects, and you have an unforgettable fireworks display.

The fireworks begin at approximately 9:30 p.m. following Marrakesh Express on the HMC Stage and The Hunts on the Depot Stage. Saturday night’s fireworks display is courtesy of Virginia Paving/Lane Construction and the Herndon Festival’s title sponsor, Volkswagen of America. Volkswagen is proud to call Herndon its home.

10k/5k Races & Fitness Expo June 2

The annual Herndon Festival 10k/5k Races are scheduled for Sunday, June 2 at 7:30 am. Participants can register online at http://tinyurl.com/festracereg or at the Herndon Community Center. A t-shirt will be given to all preregistered 10k and 5k participants. Runners will enjoy door prizes, food, and music after the race. Plus visit with our vendors at the Fitness Expo.

Packet pick-up is Saturday, June 1, from 11 am - 4 pm and on Sunday, June 2 from 6:00-7:15 am at the Herndon Community Center.

Please Note: Participants should be able to complete the 10k race in 90 minutes and the 5k race in 45 minutes â&#x20AC;&#x201C; after these times, race officials will transport any participants still remaining on the courses back to the Herndon Community Center.

The Course Both of the races are run on certified courses throughout the Town of Herndon on paved roads. USATF rules prohibit strollers, baby joggers, pets, in-line skates and headphones on the course. Water stops will be available throughout the course. The race will begin and end at the Herndon Community Center.

Timing This event will be scored using the Chronotrack Bib Tag Timing System. Runners will be issued their bib at packet pick-up. The bib must be worn throughout the race for timing results and the runner must cross the finish line.

Awards Awards will be given to the top two finishers, both male and female, for each race in the following age categories: - 10 and under, 11-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 and over.

- Overall winners will receive great running merchandise in addition to an award.

Fitness Expo

The Fitness Expo, held on Sunday, June 2 from 7:309:30am inside the Herndon Community Center, is where runners and their supporters can visit our health, wellness, and fitness vendors and pick up product samples and information.

Fireworks Thursday approx. 9:30 PM Saturday approx 9:30 PM

Carnival Everyone loves a carnival! Can you smell the cotton candy? Can you hear the kids screaming from the top of the Ferris Wheel? There will be over a dozen rides and games at this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s carnival, including the UFO! Carnival Access Policy: Each person wishing to enter the carnival area must purchase a minimum of $5.00 in ride tickets each day.

Tickets may be used on any ride in the carnival area.

An exception will be granted to a parent who is accompanying their children. The parent will not have to purchase $5.00 in ride tickets for themselves if they have already purchased $5.00 in ride tickets for each child they are accompanying. Re-admittance to the carnival area will be granted any time that same day, without having to purchase additional tickets, if your hand was stamped when leaving the carnival area and you have a minimum of three tickets.

We encourage parents to accompany children under 12 in the carnival area.

Prices: Single Ticket - $1 Book of 30 Tickets - $25 Book of 50 Tickets - $40 All-you-can-ride wristband offered for Thursday 6 pm - 10 pm and Saturday 10 am - 2 pm for $16 per day.

Thursday wristbands can be purchased at the Herndon Community Center and on-site at the festival.

Wristbands for Saturday are available only at the carnival ticket booths, there are no pre-sales for Saturday.

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Greater Reston-Herndon Orthodontics • Dulles Montessori School • Gymboree Play & Music DRIVE SMART Virginia • Walgreens • Whole Foods - Reston

Festival Committee Planning Committee: Nancy Burke, Administration Christen Fountain, Administration Signe Friedrichs, Council for the Arts of Herndon Ann Marie Heiser, Festival Coordinator David Higgins, Public Works Dept.

Charlie Kemp, Public Works Dept.

Jimmy Linton, Public Works Dept.

Jacqui Mathews, Festival Marketing Ray McCarter, Public Works Dept.

John Mosesso, Volunteer Coordinator Holly Popple, Festival Coordinator Cindy Roeder, Festival Coordinator Laura Readyoff, Council for the Arts of Herndon Nancy Rose, HCTV Lori Rowland, Administration Thomas Schoenauer, Festival Coordinator Lieutenant Earl Sheffer, Herndon Police Dept.

Ann Skildum, Festival Coordinator John Tacci, Herndon Police Dept.

Ronnie Thompson, Public Works Dept.

Ron Tillman, Festival Coordinator Caroline Toye, Business Expo Coordinator Dave Zakrzewski, Festival Coordinator

Executive Committee:

Bill Jonas Arno Randall Ann Rust Jason Trust Les Zidel

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Volunteers Ahmadiyya Muslim Community American Legion Post 184 BSA Troops 157 & 1018 Cameron Parish D.A.R. Commander’s Swim Team Girl Scouts of the Nation’s Capital Herndon Braves Baseball Herndon High School Robotics Club Herndon Masonic Lodge Herndon Rotary Club Herndon Woman’s Club Optimist Club of Herndon Sterling Park Amateur Radio Club Virginia Defense Force Virginia Steelers St. Joseph’s Hispanic Group Elden Street Players Youth for Understanding USA Three Birds Dominion VA Power Herndon High School Keyettes Plus the many Individual Volunteers